You're working with one of the most balanced face shapes—slightly longer than it is wide, with gently rounded features. In ...

Place the bronzer exactly where you’d get color if you were to tan your face.” Fortier adds that she likes to use a fluffy brush to apply it in a circular pattern for “a more airbrushed look.” ...

Here's three tips for using a bronzer that I think you may have wanted to read yesterday.

Pick a matte bronzer that doesn’t have any shimmer—go with the shade you normally use on your face.

You're essentially applying bronzers in the shape of a "3." Making a kissy face will make it easier to apply the product under your cheekbones.

For someone with fair skin, it makes total sense. You just brush or swipe it on to give your skin a hint a color. But if your skin is the same tone as what you’re seeing in most bronzer compacts ...

To establish where to apply the bronzer, look for where the shadows on your face would naturally fall and use that as a guide for contouring and adding dimension where you need it.

the right bronzer highlights your face wrong your blush knowing your undertones can help you select a bronzer that complements your skin For people with medium or olive skin tones, copper-colored ...

Bronzer can be your BFF this time of year, but let's face it--this is one of the easiest makeup items to mess up. So let's look at this pic of Whitney Port from New Year's Eve and discuss some ...